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YourTV utilizes YouTube for local mayoral debate broadcasts

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 22
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YourTV, a brand of community channels owned by Cogeco, is producing a series of mayoral debates across Niagara as part of the lead-up to the October 26 municipal elections. The broadcasts are airing on traditional cable channels, including Channel 700 and Epico, as well as on YourTV’s YouTube channel. The production goal is to allow the content itself to dictate the runtime, rather than adhering to a fixed schedule.

From niagarafallsreview.ca

Why it matters

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The use of YouTube as a distribution platform confirms a viable method for YourTV to reach audiences interested in local media. This successful production and distribution model demonstrates the operational capabilities of the parent company, Cogeco.

From niagarafallsreview.ca

Who's involved

  • YourTVBrand of community channels owned by Cogeco in Ontario and Quebec
  • YouTubeAmerican video-sharing platform used for broadcast content distribution
  • CogecoCanadian telecommunications and media company that owns YourTV

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  • YourTVSpeculative

    The successful production and distribution of local media via cable and YouTube might confirm operational viability and market reach.

  • CogecoSpeculative

    The operational success of the YourTV brand could demonstrate the parent company's successful media production and distribution capabilities.

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